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Resources
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Awesome Library
- links to over 22,000 reviewed websites for teachers, parents and kids organized
by academic subject areas
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BlueWeb'n - over 1800 websites for educators searchable
by subject, grade level and format (lessons, projects, resources, references)
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BookSpot - links to online books, book reviews, reading
lists (by award, age and/or grade level, and genre) and other literature sites
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CongressLink - information about the U.S. Congress, includes
lesson plans, reference and historical materials
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Dewey Browse - many websites organized by Dewey Decimal
number
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Doug Johnson - a leader in library and technology issues,
Doug Johnson publishes his thinking and with humor and intelligence; links to articles,
ethics materials, and all of his workshops and presentations are available on this
site
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EDSITEment: The Best of the
Humanities on the Web - websites and lesson plans for "Art &
Culture", "Literature & Language Arts", "Foreign Language",
"History & Social Studies"; the Reference Shelf has "helpful
tips for using the Internet in your classroom" |
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The Educator's Reference Desk - lesson plans,
links to online education information, and question archive responses" - "from
the Information Institute of Syracuse, the people who created AskERIC, the Gateway
to Educational Materials, and the Virtual Reference Desk" |
Filamentality - "a fill-in-the-blank tool that guides
you through picking a topic, searching the Web, gathering good Internet links, and
turning them into learning activities"
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From Now On - Jamie McKenzie's educational technology
journal with an extensive index to previous articles
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The Global Schoolhouse - clearinghouse of online collaborative
projects; online expeditions; resources for planning professional development; news
& discussion lists; classroom conferencing; and more
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Library of Congress -
search catalogs, access American Memory, Thomas, Global Gateway, Exhibitions, US
Copyright Office, and more
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LibrarySpot - access
many types of libraries, including film, law and medical; many reference source
links; the "reading room" links to books, journals, literary criticism,
newspapers & periodicals, poetry and speeches
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Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners (MBLC) -
a guide to the library resources of Massachusetts which allows you to search the
public, academic, and special library catalogs throughout the state, access onlie
reference sources from home, find books and magazines online and more
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No Child Left -"
a site advocating a sound approach to school improvement"; Jamie McKenzie addresses
the problems with NCLB; links to articles, cartoons, and websites discussing NCLB,
as well as to the U.S. Dept. of Education NCLB site
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resource shelf - "where dedicated librarians and
researchers share the results of their directed (and occasionally quirky) web searches
for resources and information"
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Resources for School
Librarians - comprehensive collection of websites on "Learning
and Teaching", "Information Access", "Program Administration",
"Technology", "Education and Employment", and "Continuing
Education"
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School Libraries.Net - collection of websites created
or maintained by school librarians; originally created by Peter Milbury, now coordinated
by Blanche Woolls & David Loertscher
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Smithsonian Institution
- online resources for "Art & Design", "History & Culture",
"Science & Technology"; exhibits, museums, research, and events
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Surf Report - fabulous lists of curriculum related web sites provided
by the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board; each month features a list of
sites on a new topic
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techLEARNING.com
- resources for integrating education and technology; includes new products, reviews,
web sites, and technology events
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U.S. Department of Education
- contains resources, news, policy, statistics and grant information related to
education for students, parents, teachers and administrators
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Wired Learning
- their "mission is to support teachers and librarians achieve meaningful,
technology-infused learning environments"; activities, projects, resources,
lessons, tools
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